Southern Guests View Integration Problems at Barnard Exchange
Informal panel discussions on Problems of Integration and How the College Student Can Help to Solve Them will highlight Southern Exchange Program activities. Five panels of five members meet at 4 p.m. in Lehman Hall rooms. Barnard students join Wake Forest and Spelman guests in moderated sessions led by a Wake Forest and a Spelman student with three Barnard students.
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Lehman Hall
Barnard
Ruth Klein
Wake Forest College
Winston-Salem
N. C
Spelman College
Atlanta
President Urges Idealism in State of the College Address
President Milli laene McIntosh urged idealism and patience in pursuing careers during the State of the College address at Barnard. She welcomed exchange visitors from Wake Forest and Spelman Colleges, urged broad study and interdepartmental courses, and cited Kennedy's inaugural words to end with a call for broader commitment to Barnard's meaning.
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Millilaene McIntosh
Barnard
Wake Forest College
Spelman College
McIntosh
Banard
Decline of Progressive Education Analyzed by Cremin
Professor Lawrence A. Cremin of Teachers College spoke at the Education Colloquium on the fall of progressive education. He traced its roots to the Progressivism era from the 1880s to World War I, noting distortions from cliques and negativism and a postwar conservative shift as key factors.
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Lawrence A. Cremin
Teachers College
Edu
Cation
Cremin
Mr. Cremin
Faculty Deliberates Gym Survey Findings
A Zoology department professor heads a Faculty Gym subcommittee formed after 530 students mainly sophomores responded to a spring questionnaire. They favor reducing compulsory physical education to two years or less and doubt it boosts poise or reduces fatigue. The subcommittee will report recommendations to the Faculty Committee on Instruction this month.
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Ingrith J. Devrup
Bell Probes Marxian Attitudes at Thursday Noon Meeting
Columbia University sociology professor Daniel Bell will discuss Marx’s attitude toward religion at the Thursday Noon Meeting in College Parlor. He notes a quick survey, with last year's Marx course and current study of social change and Victorian novels.
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Karl Marx
Daniel Bell
Columbia Sociology Department
Bell
Marx
Education Program applications for 1961 62 period
Applications for the 1961 62 Education Program for secondary and elementary groups are available in the Office of the Dean of Studies, Room 117 Milbank. Return completed forms to the office by Friday February 17.
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Milbank
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Carol van Buskirk
Judy Dulinanka
Judie Hand
Betsy King
Ruth Nemzoff
Hinda Rotenberg
Keitha Sapsin
Judy Terry
Roberta Yancey
Elinor Yudin
Wake Forest
Spelman Colleges
Phi Beta Kappa
Mrs. McIntosh
By Lynne Tolk
Millicent C. McIntosh
Lawrence A. Cremin, Profes
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Samuel Terrien
Union Theological Seminary
Sidney Burrell
Barnard History
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Laura R. de Garcia-Lorca
Samuel Draper
Judy Dorfman
Zakiya Jung
Nancy Neveloff
Linda McAllister
Geraldine Gabianelli
Mary Varney
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